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ai and autonomy in russia: Issue 41, June 27, 2022

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enforcement: Russia’s Interior Ministry and police use new technology I n May 2022, Internal Service Major General Yuri Voinov, head of the Information Technologies, Communications and Information ... that at the current stage of development of science and technology, no intelligent systems can replace a person, including police officers, since such technologies are primarily considered for improving efficiency

pla update: Issue 7, February 16, 2023

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PLA Update, Issue 7, is a CNA China Studies Program monthly newsletter, with summaries of Chinese media coverage of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA).

are likely part of an effort to address issues with the recruitment and retention of its 20,000 or so civilian personnel. For example, writing in 2017, a faculty member of the People’s Armed Police ... and People’s Armed Police. The PLA’s official website published detailed information on the target applicants, application process, and assignment of junior enlisted to officer and NCO schools

pla update: Issue 8, March 23, 2023

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PLA Update, Issue 8, is a CNA China Studies Program monthly newsletter, with summaries of Chinese media coverage of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA).

" is rapidly changing to become more "informatized" and "intelligentized" and that data acumen will be essential to "seize the initiative in future warfare." PEOPLE'S ARMED POLICE Coast Guard Simulator to Improve Speed of Tactical Responses People's Armed Police (PAP) CCG Academy faculty have reportedly developed a new computer simulation system to train officers to respond more quickly

pla update: Issue 17, January 26, 2024

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PLA Update, Issue 17, is a CNA China Studies Program monthly newsletter, with summaries of Chinese media coverage of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA).

. MILITARY DIPLOMACY & OVERSEAS ACTIVITIES PLA Hosts Conferences on Medicine, HADR, Counterterrorism Military, police, and government personnel from at least 20 countries attended PLA-hosted ... in Beijing, was attended by leaders and medical experts from 17 LAC countries' military or police medical departments, according to PLA Daily reporting . Participants from countries including Ecuador

Law Enforcement Pandemic Response Field Guide

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COVID-19 and its public health crisis continue to present public safety challenges, as well as challenges to the agencies tasked with protecting life and social order.

are arguably the most affected sector of frontline service providers, the nation’s police officers also face significant challenges in providing their mandated public safety duties in the wake of the pandemic ... over 200 police agencies in Illinois, Missouri, and Ohio, finding important implications for police-community relations, interagency cooperation, training, and staffing during the pandemic. Shjarback

justice talks: Crisis intervention: Alternative response models and community responses to people in crisis

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In our previous CNA Justice Talks podcast, we discussed CNA's work conducting traffic stop analyses, and the steps officers and executives can take to implement equitable practices in their agencies. In this episode, Hildy Saizow leads a discussion with CNA's Dr. Laura Kunard and Dr. Tom Christoff about the history of alternative response models, ways the justice system has addressed law enforcement agencies' responses to mental health crises, and impactful models in use across the country.

enforcement agencies, and the host for Justice Talks. Laura Kunard, PhD : Laura Kunard is a Senior Research Scientist with CNA with expertise in police reform, police interactions with people

justice talks: Policing and emergency preparedness: Enhancing law enforcement's response to mass protests and demonstrations

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In our previous CNA Justice Talks podcast, we discussed innovative uses of data to advance the justice system. In this episode, Tammy Felix leads a discussion with Dawn Thomas, Chief Rodney Monroe, and Steve Rickman about emergency management and preparedness in the law enforcement setting, specifically as it relates to protest policing.

enforcement, retiring as Assistant Chief of Police in Washington, D.C. and serving as Chief of Police for 15 years in three cities. ContactName /*/Contact/ContactName ContactTitle /*/Contact/JobTitle

coming in from the cold: America’s First Female Terrorist Group

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On October 20, 1981, an infamous crime shook the New York suburb of Nanuet. The botched robbery of an armored Brink's trunk resulted in the death of two police officers and a Brink's security guard. When the police first apprehended the robbers, they simply believed them to be a group of well-armed thieves. In fact, they were members of America’s first female terrorist group, the May 19th Communist Organization, the subject of Bill Rosenau’s new book, "Tonight We Bomb the U.S. Capitol."

Episode 4 | America’s First Female Terrorist Group On October 20, 1981, an infamous crime shook the New York suburb of Nanuet. The botched robbery of an armored Brink's trunk resulted in the death of two police officers and a Brink's security guard. When the police first apprehended the robbers, they simply believed them to be a group of well-armed thieves. In fact, they were members of America’s first female terrorist group, the May 19th Communist Organization, the subject of Bill Rosenau’s new book, "Tonight We Bomb the U.S. Capitol." America’s First Female Terrorist Group Dawn Thomas

Use of Predictive Analytics

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This issue brief is a product created through a partnership between BJA and CNA. The Using Analytics to Improve Officer Safety work examines granular incident data from 2015–2019 from several local law enforcement agencies to identify incident characteristics (characteristics specific to the incident and related to officer tactical response) associated with officer assaults, injuries, and line-of-duty deaths. Using machine learning techniques, CNA is producing a risk assessment model to link incident characteristics with officer safety outcomes. This work also entails working with participating agencies to identify best practices and recommendations to reduce risks to officer safety in the line of duty.

with knowledge (i.e., data) to help inform where they should target police operations and resources. Agencies can use this knowledge to operate more efficiently and effectively in their crime ...  analysts, policy makers, and researchers) interested in learning more about the role of predictive analytics in police operations. Specifically, this brief offers the following: Summarizes the use

Social Media Bots: Laws

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While social media bots have the ability to greatly affect US national security and public discourse, the current landscape of US federal and state laws regulating such bots is limited. This study explores the challenges inherent to passing social media bot-related legislation and details current efforts to do so, including at the federal and state levels. It briefly explores the context in the European Union as well. This paper then discusses the dilemmas social media companies face as they think about effective bot policies and identifies the four main categories of policies through which the social media platforms regulate the use of bots on their sites. As they face evolving threats from bots, the social media companies will continue to adapt their policies accordingly, though it remains an open question whether and to what extent these companies should regulate themselves in the face of additional pressure from Congress and the public.

attention to the problem. Therefore, the social media platforms are likely to shoulder much of the burden going forward, and it is an open question how and to what extent the platforms should police